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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1943
Page
6
Fragmentary lines describe a crochet sheet and lace items, mentioning Filet and lacy textures. The text remains unclear but suggests novelty in crochet patterns and materials, with references to a Mt ver filet and possible colors or textures.
Domestic ad copy outlines request for patterns with pricing per pattern and order details. fragmented text mentions pattern numbers and advertising language for mailed orders and cent pricing.
The original copies of the Constitution and Declaration of Independence have been moved to a secret vault in Washington. They are protected from bomb fire water gas and enemy looter. Access is known only to the Librarian of Congress and the Archivist of the United States.
A plan begins to save the old French embassy in Austin Texas as a historic shrine. The effort aims to protect a notable landmark amid regional heritage initiatives. Local officials and preservation groups coordinate public input and potential funding.
Homemade biscuits change with tomato juice or fruit juice instead of the prescribed quid. Keep matches away from the baby. Before firing the cake brush with beaten egg. Canned goods should have clean wrappers and bulging cans refused. Belting soda added to dishwater helps clean dishes. Wipe the mirror with sun contact or methylated spirit on tissue. Dampen tissue and rub with chamois for windows and frames.
The Army adopts new slang for the pew steel helmet calling it a head bucked, while old preferences endure. Navy Marines and Coast Guard men still favor Camels, evidenced by service store records. Local dealers report strong reception of Camels in gift cartons for servicemen and families.
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